
As the United States (like the rest of the world) swelters under the broiling effects of cataclysmic climate change, the Biden administration has risen to meet this global challenge by giving the people what they want, no, need: a brand new federal website.
Per the White House, the newly launched Heat.gov is “a new centralized portal with real-time, interactive data and resources on extreme heat conditions, preparedness, and response.” Debuted Tuesday, the site’s National Integrated Heat Health Information System is the collaborative work of multiple federal agencies, including the CDC, OSHA, FEMA, and the Department of Commerce’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.